Hothir-Ethelnor
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The melting waterfall scene.
What was one of Andrew Adamson's greatest moviemaking fears?
What was one of Andrew Adamson's greatest moviemaking fears?
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Hothir-Ethelnor
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Actually I ment movie making in general not just this film. He said in Chronicles of a Director that "I was terrified of making a movie with children in it" which in a way is a worry of how it would turn out, but that^ is the answer I was looking for.
LifeMaiden
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So who was the other writer besides Adamson?
Ann Peacock. Also screenwriters Chriastopher Markus and Stephen McFeely were brought in.
Adamson stated that one creature in Narnia was the hardest to research and design. Which creature was this?
Adamson stated that one creature in Narnia was the hardest to research and design. Which creature was this?
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ABright5
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I think it was the Gryphon
Nope...not the gryphon although it did have its own bit of problems in getting it right.
LifeMaiden
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NightMystic said:
Well let's see...the Faun?
Not the faun either. Adamson said it was the most difficult part of his research in his interview in the Illustrated Movie Companion. (Big hint there)
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ABright5
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That would be the Centars (sp)
LifeMaiden
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Why would the centaur be difficult to research I wonder? It's one of the most popular and most recognizable mythological creature.
Copperfox
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(Repeat: LifeMaiden, I did read first that message you asked me to read first)
Marie Renault, who wrote several novels about the ancient Greeks, believed that the legend of Centaurs arose from tribes who had never seen men on horseback seeing men on horseback. Looking at a better-documented period of history, when the Aztecs saw the Conquistadores on horseback , they at first thought that the horse and rider were one creature.
Marie Renault, who wrote several novels about the ancient Greeks, believed that the legend of Centaurs arose from tribes who had never seen men on horseback seeing men on horseback. Looking at a better-documented period of history, when the Aztecs saw the Conquistadores on horseback , they at first thought that the horse and rider were one creature.
LifeMaiden
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Copperfox said:
Okay now who's gonna ask the next trivia question
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ABright5
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Narborg said:Narborg!!!!!
When was TLTWATW relesed?
On the 9th december 2005.
LifeMaiden
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When did the main portion of the shooting of the film come to an end?
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ABright5
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The main filming finished in December 2004.
They then spent two weeks in April 2006, filming the scenes with the older pevensies.
They then spent two weeks in April 2006, filming the scenes with the older pevensies.
December 18, 2004 the main production ended in New Zealand.
In the battle scene, the White Witch is no longer wearing her ice crown. She looks like she has a different crown and a large amount of hair. What was the long hair supposed to be representative of?
In the battle scene, the White Witch is no longer wearing her ice crown. She looks like she has a different crown and a large amount of hair. What was the long hair supposed to be representative of?
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ABright5
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Nobody.
It wasn't a phenix that was fired.
A flaming arrow was fired, and a phenix flew into it.
That arrow was fired by a centure wasn't it?
It wasn't a phenix that was fired.
A flaming arrow was fired, and a phenix flew into it.
That arrow was fired by a centure wasn't it?